Participating universities offered 100 online courses (that are linked at right) to assist teachers with new subject-specific assignments, particularly those who do not have a collegiate major or minor in the new assignment. Each course was designed to prepare a teacher to be not only highly-qualified but also highly-effective with new assignments. Empirical evidence of success is provided at links on University Partners page..
(Note: To be awarded Continuing Education Units (CEU’s) or in-service points/hours toward certification as highly-qualified, for any of these courses, a teacher must pass the course post-test and, if required for license renewal or recertification, a district or state endorsed content mastery or subject-area test (fees are extra for these in addition to the subject-specific courses)
For instructional support resources only (no independent course)
without the online course, for those teachers with a collegiate major or minor in the specific subject but facing a new subject assignment
For those teachers with a collegiate major or minor in the specific subject but facing a new subject assignment, only the instructional support resources are recommended (meaning, no for-credit course necessary.). For instructional support only options and pricing,see https://teaching-point.net/
Note to District Superintendents, Staff Development and Professional Development Directors regarding addition of 100 subject-specific courses to their Master In-service Plan for teacher license renewal
(Note: To be awarded CEU’s or in-service points/hours toward recertification for any of these courses and attain highly-qualified status a teacher must pass the course post-test and any, if required, district or state endorsed content mastery or subject-area test, fees for these tests are included as an option in these courses)
For instructional support resources only (no university course)
without the online course, for those teachers with a collegiate major or minor in the specific subject but facing a new subject assignment
For technically qualified teachers (those with a collegiate major or minor in the subject assigned to teach)with new subject assignments, the instructional materials and
mentoring resource only solution (no online course) may be obtained from the Teaching Point Catalog.
For details see https://teaching-point.net/
Note to District Superintendents, Staff Development and Professional Development Directors regarding addition of 100 subject-specific courses to their Master In-service Plan for teacher license renewal